Top Non-Alcoholic Japanese Drinks You Must Try

RIVANSHI RAKHRAI

An Okinawan specialty, this drink uses shikuwasa lime for a strong, citrusy flavor, often mixed with sweeteners or awamori for a unique cocktail.

Shikuwasa Sour

Combining shochu with green tea, this 4% ABV drink is a refreshing, distinctly Japanese option for summer nights.

Ochawari

A stronger alternative to Horoyoi at 9% ABV, with sour, bitter flavors like lemon and lime.

Strong Zero

A range of canned drinks at 3% ABV, offering sweet flavors like grape, peach, and nostalgic yogurt drinks, with new flavors released seasonally.

Horoyoi

Favored by those with a sweet tooth, this drink mixes peach liqueur with oolong tea for a refreshing, easy-to-drink option.

Peach Oolong

A twist on the classic mule, blending Japanese alcohol with ginger and yuzu or lime juice, perfect for ginger ale lovers.

Tokyo Mule

Tangy and slightly sour, this yuzu wine pairs perfectly with sashimi and seafood dishes.

Yuzushu (Yuzu Wine)